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Yo @STR8 those are bad not sure exactly what type but if she's dying I'd isolate or dump it.
Yo @STR8 those are bad not sure exactly what type but if she's dying I'd isolate or dump it.Can someone tell me what these are? Only seen in the tray of my big mom.
View attachment 585250 And she's dying. I thought it was a lockout at first,so I've pulled her to flush the shit out of her and I see these in her tray.
Will a mosquito dunk work on these or what will. I'd hate for them to move throughout my grow.
STR8
Str8, that's shitty bro, I freakin' hate bugs. I would imagine though that if you've got 'em there you've more than likely got 'em on your others too, unless they've been pretty well isolated from each other. Have you checked the others over well?
Good luck with those little bastards.
Not sure what DE is but, I don't see why not, you can prune roots so, even if the outer layer happened to get burned a little or something I think it would be fine. I've never had to deal with this kind of stuff so, I'm kinda just guessing at this shit but, I do know roots can handle a bit of messing with. It might slow them up a bit sometimes but, they can handle it.I've checked everyone's tray and only she had them. So I'm hoping it's only her.
This does suck cause I was about to flower her ass. I have a older clone of hers that's starting to get some greyish leafs then curl up and die. So I'm about to do thorough inspection and clean up.
Can you pull a plant out of pot and dust the roots with DE powder?
I wonder how she would take that, and does DE work on these?
STR8
Have you checked soil ph on this gal? If i had to guess i think something beyond bugs is going on here. Looks almost like molybdenum lockout due to acidic PH but i could be way off here. Its just rare to have an Mo def. So id guess lockoutHere's how she looks. I was thinking her problem was either heat stress or a lockout.
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STR8
Maybe even trim the roots back. Fresh dirt on the bottom and repack the sides, like with bonsai.Str8 .. I doubt those springtail are cause that damage.
Ima go out on a limb and say that plant is root bound and had water consumption issue/heat.
Looking really hungry with that fade she has.
Get a pot slightly bigger, give her fresh dirt and watch her come back
She's been in it for about 2 months. It was a in a 3 gal and went into that 7gal.How long has that plant been in that container ?
She is bound up bro and hungry. Not able to get a good drink when it all runs offfShe's been in it for about 2 months. It was a in a 3 gal and went into that 7gal.
When I water it comes right out. So I'm liking your thoughts. I tried giving her a good feeding a couple days ago,but still only taking in about 1/2 gal of water.
So I'm hoping with this good flush it will help with the uptake.
I'm seeing no insect damage on any part of the plant.
STR8
She isn't a loss yet. Find a ten gallon container and bloom her outI'm about to slide her out and have a looksy.
And I guess I need to put my flood/drain table back in there so I can get good run off.
Thank you guys again. I'd hate to lose her.
STR8
That would do it. Should have thought the simple route first, its always the simple things lolShe is bound up bro and hungry. Not able to get a good drink when it all runs offf
I like to hit them with my strongest innoculant when i transplant a bound plant. I use recharge for that but theres plenty of good ones, price went up on the recharge so im switching but its a great soil conditioner. Humic and fulvic acid, bacillus, trichoderma, mychos, kelp meal and a little molasses. New roots the next day lolThat would do it. Should have thought the simple route first, its always the simple things lol
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